BEIJING - Victims of a North Korean train explosion, their skin charred and faces blackened by chemical burns, are wasting away in hospitals with little medicine, aid workers said yesterday in a plea for more help.
Ohio University's first black student to graduate with a degree in journalism died in his home Saturday.
Sen. Joy Padgett, R-Coshocton, accepted Terry Anderson's challenge to a series of debates in their race for Ohio Senate's 20th district.
Drumbeats and conspicuous sounds will rock Ohio University in the grand opening of the performance of Ola Rotimi's classical play The Gods are Not to Blame at 8 p.m. in the Forum Theater.
With the winter weather gone, workers from the city street department now are working to fix many of the problematic potholes.
Ten Athens Police Department officers had 26 watts and 50 volts of electricity buzzed through their systems yesterday as part of a training session to teach the officers how to use the department's new X26 taser guns.
For older singles in southeast Ohio, meeting people often requires more than going down to the local watering hole, or meeting your best friend's boyfriend's cousin.
A recent study linking television exposure with attention problems in young children has not found a connection between TV viewing and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Openness is the key to our democracy. It is the sunlight of public scrutiny that keeps honest elected officials at all levels of government and holds accountable those who wield money, power and influence in the public arena.
Ohio University deans are discussing the possibility of changing from a quarter system to a semester system - but nothing is set in stone yet.
The search for Ohio University's next president is a very important undertaking that will have implications for OU students for years to come. It is good to know that the chair of the committee is willing to give 110 percent of his time to this vital task. I mean, he is so dedicated that he was willing to give up his lunch hour to discuss the university's next leader.
TOLEDO - Standing behind a casket draped with a white cloth and alongside 10 Roman Catholic priests, the Rev. Gerald Robinson celebrated the funeral Mass for a nun brutally killed in his hospital chapel.
A new sales certificate program at Ohio University will offer students a specialized education in media sales.
Any time Ohio pitcher Marc Cornell takes the mound, heads turn.
Happy Kid (Sretno Dijete) is one man's recollection of the music of his Yugoslavian youth and how the bands of his homeland came to lead the masses with their new-wave beats.
FALLUJAH, Iraq - U.S. warplanes and artillery attacked Sunni insurgents holed up in a slum in a thunderous show of force that rocked Fallujah yesterday, sending huge plumes of black smoke into the night sky. The assault came after American troops killed 64 gunmen near the southern city of Najaf.
Yesterday was Journalism Day at Ohio University. It seems fitting, then, to review the place of journalism in society.
Although it incorporates powerful images of war crisply edited over a suspenseful score, The Fog of War is a reflection of one man's lessons, rather than a documentation of America at battle.
YOUNGSTOWN -- John Kerry's promise to create new jobs was met with enthusiasm yesterday in an area hit hard by unemployment.
In yesterday's Athens County Commissioner's meeting, the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks proposed purchasing the Nelsonville Entrepreneurship Center and Business Incubator building for $2 million. The commissioners support the proposal.
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